#festivals

#festivals

Six Miura bulls, known for their large size and wide horns, ran the 846-metre route through the city's old town in two minutes and 16 seconds, the fastest time recorded this year.

Pamplona's Sanfermines festival, commencing with the Chupinazo, features a route of 848.6 meters for the famous bull runs, bringing excitement and risk to participants.

The Great Goat Graze-Off is a historic milestone, as it marks the first-ever professional eating competition between goats, overseen by George Shea of Major League Eating.

The 18th annual Rose, White & Blue Parade in San Jose will feature a car cruise, parade, performances, and Lucha Libre matches, with free entry.

"For a town with less than 15,000 people in its population, it's easy to see why Hammonton loves its blueberries. Much like the favorite fruit, Hammonton itself is small but mighty and makes a big impact."

From famed country music festivals to orchestras performing iconic songs, the Bay Area offers a weekend packed with diverse entertainment options for everyone.

The parade, celebrating Puerto Rican culture, will take place on June 8, starting at 11 a.m. in Midtown Manhattan, with more than a million expected.

Festivals are fantastic opportunities for creating memories, but remember to balance personal documentation with respect for fellow attendees who also wish to enjoy the experience.

The battle for the future of Brockwell Park is raging on as a legal group challenges festivals like Mighty Hoopla, citing noise and environmental concerns.

On May 10th, Berkeley presents a unique Mother's Day hats and high tea event at the Berkeley Rose Garden. Guests can enjoy live jazz, photo booths, and activities for kids.

As the United States pulls away from recognizing the value of diversity and inclusion, here in Toronto, we know that diversity is our strength.

"Kingsday is a vibrant celebration of Dutch culture, where orange attire symbolizes loyalty to the King while festivities include music, market trading, and communal joy."

May in France is exceptional because of its multiple public holidays, which offer generous time off work, delightful spring flowers, and vibrant local festivals.

"Funnily enough, there is no definitive origin story to April Fool's Day. The oft-repeated story is that this day... dates to 1582, when France switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar."

On the slopes in spring, you've got bluebird days, fewer crowds, virtually no lines, cheaper lift tickets, and short-sleeve weather.

The Parrandas de Camajuani festival, an authentic cultural heritage event in Cuba, showcases a competitive display of music and floats between two city neighborhoods, resurfacing local traditions.

Despite its reputation for being synonymous with its famous horse racing festival, Cheltenham has a vibrant local culture and numerous attractions that deserve recognition beyond that annual event.